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Swiss watchmakers are ushering in Chinese New Year with exclusive limited-edition models inspired by zodiac animals and Asian cultural traditions. To celebrate the year 2025, which is believed to bring personal growth, strategic planning and embrace transformation, Oris releases a special Year of the Snake timepiece, a modern, highly technical 44mm watch featuring a skeletonized […]

Tiffany & Co. set a new record price for historic Titanic memorabilia when, at a recent auction, it purchased back an historic Tiffany 18-karat gold pocket watch for $1.97 million. The timepiece, while not actually on the Titanic, had been presented to Captain Arthur H. Rostron of the R.M.S. Carpathia, by three women who survived… The post Tiffany & Co. Spends $1.97 Million On Pocket Watch With Titanic Ties appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

With it's open dial and sweeping skeletonized bridges, Andreas Strehler's Papillon d’or is both a horological and visual masterpiece. Now with his new Faune et Flore collection, Strehler takes the Papillon d’or to an even high artistic level. The post New Release: Andreas Strehler Faune et Flore, Unique Masterpieces of the Art of Engraving appeared first on Quill & Pad.

In 2021, esteemed independent watchmaker Romain Gauthier unveiled his first luxury sports watch, the Continuum, aka the ‘C’, and a year later designed an integrated titanium bracelet for this watch. Since its debut, the C has appeared with cases in titanium and luxury editions in platinum, fitted with rubber straps or integrated metal bracelets, flaunting […]

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Capitalising on the popularity of stone dials, Holthinrichs and The Horology Club team up for a collab.The post Holthinrichs and The Horology Club pay tribute to Hong Kong with the lumetastic Concrete Jungle appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

It’s funny; when I think of memorable Rolex releases of 2024, I remember watches from 2023. In 2023, Rolex released a dazzling amount of “wild” watches. The brand dared to bring out a “lefty” GMT-Master II, three jigsaw-dialed Day-Date models including 12 inspirational words and 31 emojis, an Oyster Perpetual with colorful balloons on the […] Visit Is Rolex Still The Undisputed King Of Watches In 2024? to read the full article.

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Australian strap brand Artem has expanded its HydroFlex range for the holiday season with new green/orange strap and navy blue/white straps.The post Artem expands its HydroFlex strap range with fan-requested pops of colour appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Jaeger-LeCoultre is pleased to announce the appointment of Jérôme Lambert, currently Richemont Group Chief Operating Officer, to Chief Executive Officer, effective January 1, 2025. Jérôme Lambert has had a distinguished career within Richemont, having notably served as CEO of Jaeger-LeCoultre in the past for more than 11 years.

Fancy something a bit more formal? Here are our picks for dress watch of 2024.

In 1995, I was 22 years old and sitting in the theater, eagerly awaiting the start of the new James Bond film. It had been six years since the last movie featuring Timothy Dalton, marking the longest gap between Bond films up to that point. I was already deeply invested in collecting watches. Still, the […] The post Omega Mixes Bronze-Gold and Titanium for their Latest Seamaster appeared first on Worn & Wound.

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The Seamaster 300M collection has recently been enriched by two models, including a very classic, black “no-date” version – could this be the Seamaster that fans have been waiting for? I can’t help it – not that there’s anything wrong with that – that the Omega Seamaster is inextricably associated with Bond… James Bond. It […] Artykuł <span>Hands-On</span> Omega Seamaster 300M „Black” pochodzi z serwisu CH24.PL.

In today’s “My Year in Watches” editorial, contributor Nathan Schultz reflects on how his perspective as a collector changed (for the better) in 2024. It’s been two years since I pitched my first article to Worn & Wound. The concept for Why Every Parent Needs A Tool Watch was simple: to share a light hearted […] The post My Year in Watches: Outgrowing Your Author Bio appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Born in 1953 as a tool watch for mountaineering, the original Explorer (a.k.a Explorer I) is a rugged, time-only piece for just about any occasion. Although relatively unchanged at its core, the Explorer has seen many updates with a dozen or so reference numbers in its 70+ years of existence. The Rolex Explorer II launched […]

In Celebration Of Its 50th Anniversary, Casio Has Released The DW-5000R, A Reissue Of The Original G-Shock Model, Blending Vintage Design With Modern Upgrades.

Cherry blossoms have long been associated with Japan – and for good reason. These delicate little blossoms contribute an astounding $2.7 billion into the economy with over 63 million people (a number that includes both tourists and those living in Japan) viewing them annually. There’s even a word for this annual custom – hanami, meaning […] The post Seiko Introduces Cherry Blossom Inspired Astron References appeared first on Worn & Wound.

At the annual Miami Design Week, Panerai unveiled the latest bold design for its iconic Luminor with GMT functionality.